Design Your Own NASCAR Vehicle

Have you seen the "Design It. Enter It." commercials for Toyota with Kyle Busch and Denny Hamlin?

Here's a link to the commercials.

The best part is actually designing your own NASCAR vehicle.

Here's where you can do that.
http://www.sponsafier.com/

Have fun!

Name, trust and recognition go a long way

Despite recent news reports, Toyota customers remain loyal to a brand that they have trusted for years. This unshaken brand loyalty combined with great offerings has resulted in high sales in recent months.

http://www.8newsnow.com/Global/story.asp?S=12313114

It's Not Just a Rental...It's a Toyota

Next time you take a trip and arrive in your destination city, instead of waiting in long lines at the airport or even worse, not being able to get the right size car that fits the needs of your entire family, you might want to call the local Toyota dealership.

Available exclusively through participating Toyota dealers, Toyota Rent a Car utilizes only the latest model Toyota vehicles, making it a superior rental experience. Whether your rental needs are for pleasure, business or special events, Toyota Rent a Car provides the legendary quality available only at Toyota.

Cecil Atkission Toyota is participating in this program and can offer:

2010 Toyota Camry
$40.00 per day
Contact: Service Dept. @ 409-883-8451 ext. 152

Read more.

It’s Business as Usual at Auto Show

Toyota’s display at the New York International Auto Show last week was a vision of normalcy.

The newest version of the Sienna minivan sat in the middle. Behind it, a giant video screen featured clips showing a perky mom, dad and workers from Toyota’s Princeton, Ind., factory, where the Sienna is made.

Nearby, the hybrid-electric Prius sat beneath soaring nature photos meant to emphasize its eco-friendliness, including bucolic shots of Canada geese in flight.

Read more.

The Toyota Investigations - What Are They Likely to Find?

While there's been much discussed and reported in the news lately about concerns with unexpected acceleration in Toyotas, Rick Newman of U.S. News and World Report has an interesting story on the subject and his thoughts on what will likely come out of the current investigations into the matter.

Read more.